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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22
THE CALUMET ON FIRE
Ths nlas Closed .ad CIlesafe % BE tsed
Ax.sa 90 sxfia4 aisa tas Ftrs-s.s
Psasloss GrxaEea DtnsF
state &s~s.

CALCaEr, nov. A--Eirs vas discovered
sunday mOEnins On the seventeenth level
In shzft 10. 1. u the Calumet s Hscla
nllns. There we're bat seven mea ia the
mine Al that time. they being msulDsrs
OF The timber gang. Having a0ticed the
smeIl Of smoke. they explored until they
located is on ths seventeenth level. Dat
could not sto8 TIE progress Vi the flames
owing 70 the slihiag smoke. They imme-
diatsly went o. the surface. where they
arrived 1saFiy exhausted lhe mine officers
inmsdisEely ordered sVsry body cut OF al
parts 0f the mine. aud had al the shafts
stopped, ever portion 81 the mine being
no9 closed except the Black hills snafLs
shicn IS n06 connected with the rea Of the
workings. since the iirs Of iasr Summer,
which burned for about twenty days. the
con pzny has kept on hand a ialge stock Of
tne caFDonlc acid gas producing chemicals
they used 60 pat out the hre with then. and
they are already pumping gas int0 the
burning nine
Tns ire Was first discovered BY Joseph
5eitz. - pump boy ia No. 2 shan, a. he Was
leaving work Ias flames are north and
south OF the shan, and iL - supposed that
ths ire Is Of incend1sry origin. ss no one
had oeen Al work where ir broke cut. nor
lad sny lights been used there. The few
men In the mine when the ire Was found.
had ~ ciinlD Z0O0 ieet - save themselves.
The pipes from he chemical pumps are
nov d0su 500 feet aud the carbonic gas Is
oelng forced down very rapidly. The nre
Is worse than the former cne Of last SUN
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22
Tre WRECKED scaolTss.
Fhs Tsrrfbis Accident APparsnEiy tas Es-
salx of Carslessasss.

DovEz, Nov 2i-Eighly persons IN al
have beea saved from the SchOlten. chief
Engineer Eiiloran vas landed al Seaf9rth
yesterday morning. No more bodies have
bsen recovered here. IL IS certain taat 90
fault of he collision rests vita the steamer
Rosa Mary.
Chief Mate Wells OF that vessel states
that she left Hartlspool On Friday IN COM
maad Of Captain Webster and with efes
Of sixteen men. On the night Of the coils
lon there vas . shifting fog. Sometimes
IL was dense, while az intervals Il vas
clear. About $50. SAYS be, the coils
i0a occurred We had Oeen Al anchor since
> 0'clocz Myself and the Captain were
On che bridge. The sea was OF the
calmest. Our lights we're burning brightly
and the fOg bell vas sounding constantly.
ilFsI saw lhe cOilIting steamer on our star
board bow. She Was showing the wniie
and green indicating that she Vas shaping
Der course to the st4ro0afd SIDE. We could
not shit oar position being anchored and
the tide being AZ an eDb. The steamer
showed a port helm, and attempted 10
cross our bows TIE tide. however, not
being rightly Judged. settled me vessel on
our Bows, cutting her To The water edge
cannot say whether IL was the Scholten
that collidsd with US Whatever vessel Il
Was proceeded on her course and soon dis
appeared IL the darkness" Capt. Webster
cOrr0borztes the mates sto-y.
LoND0S, Nov. 2l.-Iwo bodies OF the
victlms OF the sinking OF the steamer w.
A. SchO ton by the collision with the
steamer Rosa Mary. have i0ated ashore At
Deal There is now no doubt thar Cap
tain Taat went down with the steamer.
Mr.. Robinson. one OF the passengers saved.
stated 70 a reporter that the scholt0n had
| jnst weighed anchor when the collision oc-
CURED. There were 500 Lie belts on board
and most OF the passengers were supplied
with them, bat they proved unless IN the
| najOrity of cases as tne people were en-
gulfed with the ship. The steamer 5
decks burst when she was laundering. The
/ sudden vessel lies in twenty fathoms oi
water The survivors will sail for New
| York on Wednesday.
| No mors OF the passengers OF the Scholten
/ have been landed alive and il is now con-
sidered certain that those already reported
are the only persons saved. Several bodie:
| have been washed ashore at Folkestone and
/ two at Dungess. The life-boat crews are
patrolling the beach keeping q lookout fol
| bodies which may DRIFT In.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22
q SHORT COUNCIL.
Nothing But Routine BUSINESS The Cable
Company Wants More Time To
GomDlste IL, Lines.

Nothing But Routine Buslrsss-T The Cable
Company Wants More Time to
Complete Its Lines.
The Board of Aldermen came TO order at
the rap of the Mayors gavel at 1885 last
evening. quorum being present.
The petition of f. G. Straiton. agent OF
the ID. & M. Road, To have the wstch-house
at the Plain ield-ave. crossing removed
nearer the electric lig mt, for the better safe
ty OF the public, was granted.
The sum OF S5l7.75, Police Court fines,
was transferred TO the Board of Education
fund.
The Valley City Cable Street Railway
Company asked for further time TO COM
plete their lines in accordance with the or
dinance.
Alderman De Graaf thought the company
should be allowed until Spring to complete
the lines.
Alderman Eisenhardt thought the COM
pany ought 10 be compelled to go on and
finish the work now, as Bsrclay-st. was in
bad condition.
On motion of Alderman Hayward the
matter was laid on the table for one week
The Street Railway Company gave notice
of its acceptance OF the ordinance relative
TO street railways adopted by the Council.
The bonds of the Collectors of the differ.
ent wards were presented and referred to
the Committee on Ways and Means for rat
ificstiOn.
The weekly budget of the City Controller
was read and allowed. Tbegrsnd total was
So. .250.44.
The Marshal reported that Bostwick-st.
between Lyon-st. and Crescent-aye., was in
a bad condition. Referred to the Aldermen
of the Fourth-ward.
rha (tar,a rafffaa on Wauc and haapo ro
ported adversely to the claim of ex-Patrol.
man Nash for SIS. which was taken out o.
| his salary as fine for misconduct. Adj
opted. The Committee also reported their
sale of the City Hall bonds, as stated in the
TELEsRAM-H HERALD on Sunday morning
ana presented the contract existing between
the parties. Adopted. The Committee re-
commended that the heating apparatus. a.
proposed by the Police and Fire Commits
sioners, for the new NO. engine house b,
| purchased at cost OF 1910. Adopted.
Alderman EiSenhsrdt, chairman of the
| special committee appointed to locate a
| district to be assessed for the con
| struction OF sewer in the alley
| between Ottawa and North Ionia-st. made
report and moved its adoption. Alder
man Bremen, member of the committee
wanted it laid on the table for one week, a:
| he had uot been notified of any meeting o
| the committee and reflected on Alderman
| Eisenhardt tor his neglect. The latter
| asked the Council TO excuse his venerabl,
| colleague as he was growing quite old. Th'
report was finally adopted.
| Alderman Pantlind presented resolution
| that the Assistant City Attorney and CITY
Clerk be instructed to prepare and hav,
| printed and bound in book form 800 copies
of the forty ordinances which have not We
been printed. Adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22
JusTIcs Al RocKsoRo.
A Busy Day for ths omcsrs and the Jus-
tios's Court

ties's Court
,ks1ssss vt~s-sss-stss-a-
ROcKFcRD. Nov. H.-Charles ServOs. ho-
Gel keeper a. Plainheld, Was arrested for
selling liquor without license and brought
before Justice Lsphsm. of this place. today.
servos pleaded his own case. When sworn
he said what he sold was ''t-y ty." Never
theless, be Was convicted and fned S25 and
eosts or sixty days IN Jail. He iquidated
this syening. paying a total OF sfl.3o.
Daniel Mcfee, young man about 25
Years Of age, Was arrested this evening on
a warrant sworn out by Albert Cope, charg-
ing him with choking COpe's wife. McPee
has A young brother whom he claims Mrs
Cope owes 81. 50, which she refused 10 paw.
The Village Marsnal. George Branton. was
near CoDe's house when the alleged chok-
ing occurred, bat refused 20 arrest the man.
Wnen a warrant bad been issued Deputy
Sheriff wilkinson took McPee before JUS
tice Lapham. who held him 10 appear for
trial on Friday at l o'clock. His bonds
were fixed &C 500 which be failed 70 pro-
dnce IL Is thought here that the case viii
never be pressed
Frank Spangle. OF the Boston Ideal
Uncle Toms Cabin Company" was ar
rested here today on instruction from the
sheriff OF Manislee county. he is charged
with swindling IN 4 warrant issued in Sep
tsmber. He was taken TO LudingtOD.
Sprangle formerly lived at Grandville and
WAS az one time treasurer Of = minstrel
company he played samuel Legree in
Uncle Toms CabiD." Now, however, ne
Is playing checkers with his nose in Lud-
lngtOn.
A nan named Wilson was also arrested
for assault with intent 70 Kill Mr.. Grey
N Gano0n
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

Charles E. Diehl, who was with Wurz-
burg & Bronson's band all last season has
been sick and unfortunate of late and now
the various ands of the city propose to
give a dance at Germanis Hall for his
benefit. Ali musicians in the city who
will particularly those connected with any
band organization, are invited to take a
place in the parade which will take place
that day. November 80. A big orchestra
probably twenty-five pieces will furnish
tLemusic for the dance and it is TO be
hoped there will be big turnout in every
way. FRANK WURZBURe, Committee.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22
The EMPEROR GRATITUDE.
A Reply to the Presidents Recent Tele-
gram of sympathy.


WAsHINGroS, Nov. 2l.-Secretary Bayard
q few days since wired United States Minis
ter Pendleton a. Berlin to communicate to
the Emperor of Germany the cordial SYM
pathy of the President and citizens of this
country in the serious illness of the Crown
Prince. Today the Secretary received,
through the German legation here, the fol-
lowing reply TO his dispatch:
His Majesty IS deeply moved by the
tervent and touching words in
which the friendly sentiment and
good wishes for the imperial
house of Germany are expressed. In pur-
suance of instructions transmitted to me
by the Chancellor OF the Empire in obedi-
ence 20 the command of His Imperial Maj
esty. | have the honor. Nr. Secretary. TO
convey TO you the expression of His Majes-
tvs heartfelt gratitude for the sympathy
felt oy the President and people of the
United States of America with our royal
house and the whole country, IN the deep
grief which rests upon both Us. His Majesty
was much gratined 10 De informed of the
sentiments entertained oy the great nation
with which we are so closely allied"
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22
ThorongniY Surnrissd.

A jolly party of ladies and gentlemen
stole a march on Mr. G. w. Bluemm, of l26
Lsne-sve. last Saturday evening. The
purpose OF their surprise was 10 assist him
IN celebrating the anniversary of his natal
daT. Although complete surprise it was
nevertheless an agreeable one. The hours
were passed away very pleasantly with
music and progressive pedro. Mrs. Blusmm
as hostess, proved equal to the occasion by
serving some choice refreshments. The
presents were both numerous and beautiful.
But the most unique one which created a
great deal Of Amusement was presented by
a Wes BTidge-st. merchant.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

ts-.es.ss VA tsSssssa-ttss-l
MUsKzooE. Nov. 2i.-Ioe Psnobscot the
oaly vessel which dared leave this port
lsst Saturday. cleared the piers ali right.
bat when cut about sixteen miles she lost
her captain. Who vas washed overheard and
drowned The captains name was z. J.
Joansna. OF Milwaukee lie has sailed on
tie lakss for = good many years and Vas
veil known and mucn esteemed in this
city and Milwaukee The schooner which
10 ssil,sf GA belonged TO o. p. Pilsbury. of
Nilxsnkse. and had been IN bis en-
pl,v tor about ten years, running between
fhis port and Miisaukee.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22
RAPIDS MICH, TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER %. I8e7
AaUssHESTs

The BostoE Co elc orers Company.
rather clever httls orEsniz&sioH, bessn .
week engagement ~ Redaoads lSsi even
Tag in The Msscotte" Aside ion Bessie
IlOsise King. there are 10 FeInsrkab.s
voices in the company. bat each memoer CT
ths cast j. spirited aad the performances
20 with ISughsbis rush. Auly Harvey, .
Iuxgnlncently formed woman. whose
face reminds one Of Fay Templelon.
Was the Bettins. r.. z. Smith and
/. J. Mccarthy were very funny as Lorenzo
and Raeco respectively and J. b. Richard
was = fair Pipp0. Bessie Louise King made
q rather fascinating Prince Frederic sna her
Interpolation sppisnded. Lizzie Snyder
was the Fiammetta and Arthur Percy, the
Doctor, aud several bright looking girls in
pages costumes filled up tbs chorus. The
opera vas gagged" ia an amusing manner
all through ana the sud,enes was nprosri-
Gus in its laughter. The company Is under
the management OF &. ;. Bald ain. This
aflsraOon the Chimes OF Normandy" and
tonight The Aikado"
The Blonde Venus" continuation pres
entei a pleasing ana clever performance TO
a large audience at Smiths Opera House
last evening. The Albion family, William.
Edgar and Eta did some novel and
difficult acrobat acts, TO open the: olio.
Miss Carrie Fisher, the pretty little serio
comic, sang some very nice songs in her
pleasing manner. Charles and Lille
Weston are good musicians. Harry and
Minnie Wool rendered some very nice
vocal selections. Mrs. Woods costumes
are a marvel of brilliancy. George +.
Austin is still one of the funniest and b..
OF SLACK wire performers. Lille Howard j.
charming vocalist. The hanley brothe q
are wonderful acFo52ts ana their danciI x
and funny falls created a sensation. Tie
pretty comedy or errors Mana closed Il o
performance with the bewitching souDret. {
Miss Carrie Fisher in the title role.
Charles Erin Werner and Catherine
Walsh open at Powers Thursday aftern oon
in q beautiful romantic Irish dra ma
"Snamus OBrien." Seats for this per-
| formance go on sale at o'clock this morn
| ins and sll who desire TO get good seats fol
| Thanksgiving afternoon or evening should
be early at the box office.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

FIsDLAY. OHIO, NOV. 1.-THE oil well
known as "Inhrmsry No. ]" situated about
three miles west OF this city. caught fire
this afternoon aud is yet burning. with
great danger 10 all the surrounding country.
AL the frame buildings in the vicinity have
been destroyed. aud the IRE has begun on
four thirty thousand barrel tanks OF oil.
The well and tanks are the property of
Duke & Myers, of this city, whose loss will
DO large.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22
BARNUM'S GREAT LOSS.
The Elephants Alice and sampson Among
the Animals Destroyed.

BRIDsEPoRT, Nov. 21.-Among the ami
mals destroyed by the fire last night in the
buildings occupied by Barnum's show,
were four elephants. five lions, seven leo
pards, six panthsrs, four kAngaroos. six
horses and a large number OF smaller
beasts. Among the elephants burnsd were
Alice, Sampson and the sacred white ele-
phant. One Of the large elephants escaped,
and this morning was found drowned in the
sound near The lighthouse. where it had
gone in its fright. Otto Nsbie. the elephant
trainer. by his heroic efforts saved eighteen
elephants. 10000 will probably cover the
loss
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22
MIchiran Prn.loners.

WAsnrSsyoS. ID. c., Nov. A.-The follow
ing Michigan pensions were granted today !:
Elmirs, widow Of Jacob Carl, Vernon; Mary
J.. widow Of Joseph J. Watts, Detroit.
Originals: julius Henry. Sherwood;
Thomas D. Binus, Niles; Milo ID. Cooper.
Augusta Cyrus G. Babbitt, Moline, Samuel
& shoemaker. Decatur. Increase. Wheeler
Orsitt. Aetics: Richardson w. Hubert.
Grand Rapids. Benz. p. MagoOu. Midland;
Peter Ackerman. Hillsdsle. Luther Fan
ming. Battle Breek. Jonnfk- Mason, Union
City. Nathan l. Hanna. Sherman; Nimrod
Mgoey. Dowsgiac; Joshua NJ. Davidson,
Bannistsr: Daniel w Case, Bancroft; Vel
liagfou Armstrong. MOrenci; Arthur W
Eistmsn. NJ. Clemens. Reissue: James
Mcllhanny. Scoheld. Columbus Vanhorn,
Wortfen
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22
DISASTROUS FIRES
AN ILLINOIS TOWN WIPED cur.
fhirty-foar Buildings Barnsd In Aoona
Cfty-A Great On Well Fire cssr fsKd-
lzy, oalo-Oser Oas aaadrsd 1hoa-
s4ads Barrels Of On On Fire.

CAIEo, H.. Nov. 2l-At 10 o'clock this
morning ire broke out in yseant frame
building near the river frontin Mound City.
about eight miles from here. strong
wind carried the flames 10 the adjoining
block aud before the nre could be checked
il had DESTROYED thirty-fOur buildings IN
Guiding two hotels, two livery stables, four
grocery stores. a millinery store, several
saloons, a printing Office. the odd Fellows
Hall, q school heuse and . number oil
residences. The loss Is estimated Al SO, 600,
insurance ons-haiL
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

ssr,sss,s - rss Vs,ta,As-stss>R.
SHx1sx. Nov 3l--Nsvs has inst arrived
thar ths steam barge Daisy Day, owned By
e. A. Wager. Of Chicago. ran onto the
beaeh near Little Point Au Sable light
house tao miles vest Of here, Ssturisy
uignt she came from Chicago. and vss
trying % make Wszar pier Wien the wind
turned suddenly and changed her course to
toe noint where she nov s She Is not
hurt. snd has some freight on board mostly
for a. A Sessions. She is IN scout four
feet Of water The crew are a. safe at
Warar = mil
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22
BAD FOR ARGNSDORF.
Seen by = witness To Go Toward the Scene
of the Murder.

Sioux CRY, Nov. 2l.-The first surprise
made by the prosecution in the second trial
of John Arensdorf. the brewer. for the u.ur-
der of the prohibition advocate, Rev. Geo
C. Haddock. developed in court this morn
ing. Ex-Superintendent of the Water
Works Robson testified that Arensdorf left
J1nks saloon in company with the other
defendants, and that he saw him go west
with the same party to the scene of the
murder. he watched them going in that
direction for over 100 feet. The cross-ex-
animation did not break the force of the
direct testimony.
In the former trial, Arensdorf sought to
establish an alibi by testimony that he came
out of Junk's and went east from the scene
of the murder.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22
n.a,h OF Latham HnIL

KALAMAZOO. Nov. 2i.-Lathsm Hull,
President OF the First National Bank mere,
died yesterday morning. at the age Of sew
snty-fve years. He was an old resident
and vel known throughout the State. Mr..
Hull came hsre from Connecticut in lsob,
aud vas the first President OF the bank
which was first Organized here under the
National Banking law. aud was President 4
large part Of the time and the most succsss-
fii one who ever held the position. He IS
the second bank president that has died
here i'm the past fortnight. The funeral viii
ts held Tuesday afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

Little Florence Godfrey, daughter Of Mr..
and hrs. silas Godfrey. was run into By =
farmers wagon yesterday morning. snd
painfully bat nos seriously injured tn the
face and about the head. While walking
with her little zirl later in the dsy. Ms.
Godfrey tainted away on B0stwick-st.. and
was carried into Mrs. Riggs : b0gse. DR..
Hoyt was summoned, and ais patient vas
soon abe to resume Der way to the family
residence. on Park-sL
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

LEoPoLD, Ind, Nov. 2l.-Ine tires IN the
woods in this vicinity are sweeping every
thing before them. Everything is as dry as
tinder, and the flames often rise 10 a hight
OF fifteen feet, and sweep over the highways
as rapidly as over narrow paths IN the
roads. Farmers have ceased to make any
efforts beyond attempting 10 save buildings
and fences, and 10 save fences they must
remove them into the fields
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

Thos. Monshsn, of Brighton, and BILLY"
Miller, of this city, went on a spree Satur-
day and they finally fetched up in Police
Court yesterday on = cnarge Of drunken
ness. Monshan also made an appeal TO the
police to recover his watch, chain and so
in money ne bad put into Miller's hands
for safe keeping. He got the watch and
chain, but on the money he gOt-left.
MonshaB was allowed to 90 home and Mil
er went to Jail for twenty days.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

DraLIS. Nov. N.-The persons arrested
n Woodford today on the charge Of being
present a. the midnight meeting at which
o. Brien burned the Governments procls-
nation of the League we're admitted 70
bail Warrants are ont for the arrest Of q
larss number Of others. including Mr.. Row
lands. N p. and Dsnnihy. Secretary TO
Lord Nsvor Sullivan. 0f Dublin.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22
GARwOOo S eENEaosITY.
The Rsceipts Of Wednesdays Nstinee at
Rssimond's rendered 20 The Posr

R-ssmond's rendered 20 The Posr
Manager Garwood. Of Redm0nd's Opera
House. called upon J. c. Mckee and other
members Of the Charity committee yester-
daT afternoon and generously cffersd 70
give the proceeds Of kVai1esdsvs matinee
performances to the is for providing
happiness for the Of the CITY on
Thanksgiving day. ga wednesday after
noon the Boston opera Company will
render the sparkling opera "Ciroae
Girofs" This magnanimous seton OF
Nsns-er GarEood should meet with such
= response on the part Of the public - viii
iil the theatre from the entrance 10 the
footlighfs J. ". Rossnthal, OF The Tower
Clothing Company. heard Of Manager Gar
wood action and Immediately ordered a
proscsnism box for which he paid SO.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

The temporary Injunction issusd bv the
Circuit Court in favor Of George r. Thurs
ten aud the other euploTes Of he Wonder
lar 1. restraining the sac of tas furniture By
the Jeffrey Printing Company an an AZ
tachment wss srgued IN The Crsut Court
Yesterday and tne Injunction dsaled in the
case of fbe jeffrey CempsRv. Eat the In
junction on the other attacsmsns was
altau<a
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

Aos1ax. Micb-. Nov. Zl.-At : O'Clock
f,is morning Gre broke out IN the Bsocock
fora Planter Factory, dsssrcying large
s.nounf Of stock The building and most
~ 80 contents vars savet hv Efficient
vor~ ~ rhe department. The ioss = est
n sd 81 81 00.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

A. 2. Esynor. driver of q rstrdt wagon.
received = coapis q zeiy zas5ss % his fore
hsx6 snd riehs cheek. this morning, vbile
assisting one Of tae horses. whica ksd
slipped snd lailen. 70 reesia ga f-sL
Bsndsess vsre spPiied sas nssAzze r~se~s
- Ns IL 2sssa-
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

NJ. and Mrs. Edvsrd A. Connolly gave
one Of the most pleasant pra zrsssivs sachre
rsrtiss Of the season. = their hsn3soae nsw
residences. A1f North Fr01t-St.. lsEf evening
the xans and a. enjoyed plsaseut evan
inxs eutsrtsisaass va ~ s<nisl eosf
snd aaxsexz-
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

wssHgSsrcS. Nov. IA oostofice vas
ort~--d Established today n Floodwccd.
Na~ruette county vith Ehornss Tn M
r..~r~r sef=r. and one ~ Milo. Barry ceantv
.1S WaIter A. spa.6inx appoiutei pos5mas-
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

JArxs1xv1ELE Nov. H.-ThsTe Vas frost
and thln ice st ramps this morning. clos
ing the epidemic. Which bad srssdy sbous
1sa4 osr4
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

Wv Yask. Nov. zf-Jscoo Schwsh a
I'll known importer oflscrs. wss instantly
led this norning By siisux soss lie
-..-~<.r saan - - wessaoUs@
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

~ BRAD AvD NIX sETs e pieces nioe
- cec0-aaons 81 ceris
on fAslok- ae~ sITiet at pepper rl1srsr
sbif ans Fsy. ee1ts These Fe1 csg ssve 5
sevessl fis-s - n pfsln crTstsl. 5s1cs)use trsss
trays Former prce s. q
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- &z@ Taese isa=s ks~e 1scsTafef - x
- - ssz sf.xszq age zFssd s1rlers - 4.
f.rs = kiFzs lfke ga - Iaese ts1ps ars
1hesp a. 8 -
n sFr7 TREsLE sfBvEz PE4TED T7UTT
- kffv-s ~ r q 80 styf-. rsf- a = 81 - ess-
R1s ysar sf-iraes p-.ss>-s nsr snz gst azs
en~aes Don YER sar toe rxh
-. AS 0ssA7c. SONS & CO,
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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22

l. Squires' orchestra.
2. Tenor solo, A. IL. Morehead.
Squlres orchestra
L. Germania caor.
o. Prof Blrech's scholars
7 D. Piano solo, PHANTOM Gelop," Miss Jose
phine Brech1iDg.
7. Vocal solo Little Shoes and Stockings -
Miss Selma halizynski.
3. Piano solo. Tripping Through the Daisies, y
Miss Martha Bntfili.
o. Duet for violin and piano, Misses Louisa and
Matilda EchernAch
10. SQulres' orchestra.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-22
Concert and Fair.

The fair and concert for the benefit OF ST.
Johns Church Society will be given this af-
ternoon in Germania Hall. Faetkenheuer's
orchestra will give concert. Tonight the
following programme will be given: